Konosuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! (light novel)
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Shinjisus said: Firstly I thought you were a simple troll but now, now you have my attention. I'm fan. I found you worthy of my time so please continue enterteining me like this. Your posts are hilarius :) I personally don't find anything funny about the current predicament this community is in; rather I'm bemused that people continue to be so antagonistic towards my views for practically no logical reason. As I said, while it may be fiction, the very fact that the story has such sexist elements should put its credibility as a work into question. |
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ichii_1 said: fateoffate said: Not surprising if you think like this. The Anime doesn't reach far enough. She is about as lazy as Kazuma if not more. She suck up his money fast.  SansrivaaL said: Incase you forgot Kazuma just DIED, it seems you dont know how heavy death is then if you think you can laugh it off, what kind of education did you get? What does she get? she was the reason why they're in a huge debt in the 1st place. And who is repsonsible for his revival each time? I'll be waiting for your answer. Maybe she should have let dullahan kill a couple million people then flood him, that would be better right? Think. Why do you think Dullahan only come to complain? If there is no one there, he already raid that town. Spoiler here but So no. That town was never in any danger. Aqua stop working when Kazuma become rich. The only reason she work is because she doesn't have money yet. Kazuma can't even escape from Aqua through death. It is a hell you can't escape no matter what. |
fateoffateFeb 21, 2016 2:25 PM
CherryLover said: As I said, while it may be fiction, the very fact that the story has such sexist elements should put its credibility as a work into question. Why should it? I honestly don't see why. Just as an example: Last week Walking Dead, little kid got eaten. Now I didn't sit there thinking "gosh, I object to such treatment of a child!", I was thinking "thank fuck for that, I hate child actors". I really don't see why a work of fiction can cause such an upset with some folk. It's as if we're in 1960 and the book Lolita just came out. I'd have thought with out progressive society that we'd be past getting out knickers in a twist over fiction. |
| Wait... this whole topic isn't a joke? oh my god people really think that way about this anime. Urgh I'll go watch last week's episode again to feel a little better. |
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Ryuku-Tsukuyomi said: Someone, please save me from these people who can't take a joke! I'm going to lose my mind.Wait... this whole topic isn't a joke? oh my god people really think that way about this anime. Urgh I'll go watch last week's episode again to feel a little better.  |
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Ratohnhaketon said: Ryuku-Tsukuyomi said: Someone, please save me from these people who can't take a joke! I'm going to lose my mind.Wait... this whole topic isn't a joke? oh my god people really think that way about this anime. Urgh I'll go watch last week's episode again to feel a little better. saving the GIF picture here!!! thank you! |
| https://49.media.tumblr.com/5299dd90b5f4246f2275efd0ef740823/tumblr_nyag3qnY5M1qd6bkuo2_r1_500.gif Aqua--! There's a loli molesting me--! by Satou Kazuma |
Sangaz said: CherryLover said: As I said, while it may be fiction, the very fact that the story has such sexist elements should put its credibility as a work into question. Why should it? I honestly don't see why. Just as an example: Last week Walking Dead, little kid got eaten. Now I didn't sit there thinking "gosh, I object to such treatment of a child!", I was thinking "thank fuck for that, I hate child actors". I really don't see why a work of fiction can cause such an upset with some folk. It's as if we're in 1960 and the book Lolita just came out. I'd have thought with out progressive society that we'd be past getting out knickers in a twist over fiction. Oh, right. Then I suppose we can just handwave things like rape hentai and the like because they're fiction then. It's not about progressiveness here, I'm not even being radical. It's just basic to feel disgusted by actions that are naturally disgusting. |
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| Back to topic, huh? Now that I think about it: ichii_1 said: But Aqua doesn't act like a retarded person. She acts like a normal girl from this generation. Oh no what had happened to this world? =D |
Sangaz said: CherryLover said: Oh, right. Then I suppose we can just handwave things like rape hentai and the like because they're fiction then. Absolutely, yes. No one is being hurt. It's utterly pathetic to go on a rampage over a made up story. There's a manga called Mai-chan's Daily life which I read years ago (some of the older member may know of it). It was about as fucked up as it gets. My reaction? "Urgh, Nah this really isn't my cup of tea", then I moved on. Seriously, just go apply your neo-feminist opinions somewhere where it actually fucking matters. Sorry for derailing to the rest of you. I'm done here. I agree. In fiction, everyone should go all out. Let out all your weird fetish. Show your view on the world or something. No one get hurt from fiction. Well okay, the fragile heart of idiots get hurt but those aren't worth mentioning. |
CherryLover said: Look, if the show wasn't sexist, we wouldn't be angry at it. This show is sexist. Therefore we are angry and we would like others to not watch this. It's simple logic. CherryLover said: As I said, while it may be fiction, the very fact that the story has such sexist elements should put its credibility as a work into question. The way I see it, the show isn't sexist. You can argue that Kazuma is sexist (but he's probably just mean all around and horny), you can argue that Darkness is sexist (and willing to push her hentai-based stereotypes on any male she meets), but the show itself isn't. It does quite a lot of fanservice to the males, though. If you can't handle sexism exhibited by the characters, not by the show, you aren't qualified to push feminism. The way I see it, the main characters are all rather messed-up people, and the show derives much of its humor from that. I'd say Kazuma and Aqua are rather realistic people with poor self-control (unlike Darkness and Megumin, who are totally unrealistic people with poor self-control). Revvie-chan said: Now that I think about it: ichii_1 said: But Aqua doesn't act like a retarded person. She acts like a normal girl from this generation. Oh no what had happened to this world? =D Legends say of a better time in the past, a golden age when people were stoic and selfless, the 20th century. It's all in the past now, with people just looting ruins of the past age. SansrivaaL said: These guys tho, guys please, before posting make sure you freaking understand what youre going to post. You feminist are more funny than the show itself lol. The story goes around an MMO type plot Aqua isnt an ideal party member, so is Darkness, fcking Kazuma would be happy if they left him for the narcissist dude. Since when was it alright for your arch priest the one thats supposed to heal you and support you ends up laughing at you from being chased by a giant frog? and tells you that you should worship them and give them food if he wants her to help him? like srsly wtf? LOL I would have left them in a blink of an eye if they did that to me. Im guessing Ichi and Cherry has never played an mmo before hence why they dont understand shit of what theyre saying. It doesn't have to be a MMORPG. It works the same for any team effort. MCs aren't a good team. Kirito would have walked away on his own, occasionally helping out other people, then leaving. Shiroe would have found a way to make use of their talents that didn't involve getting eaten by frogs. Kanata (from Kuusen Madoushi) would have worked a lot to improve their teamwork. But there's nobody like them in this team. Kazuma's planning ability is only on a battle shounen MC's level. A_Little_Birdy said: Kirito is just handed a bunch of free power because PLOT ARMORRR, it had nothing to do with his beta status. Seriously tho he is fine example of a cancerous MC archetype that exist in todays modern animes but this is a bit off topic but w/e. If anything, KonoSuba's MCs live and breathe plot armor. Kirito can never measure up to what they have done in episode 6. |
Sangaz said: CherryLover said: Oh, right. Then I suppose we can just handwave things like rape hentai and the like because they're fiction then. Absolutely, yes. No one is being hurt. It's utterly pathetic to go on a rampage over a made up story. There's a manga called Mai-chan's Daily life which I read years ago (some of the older member may know of it). It was about as fucked up as it gets. My reaction? "Urgh, Nah this really isn't my cup of tea", then I moved on. Seriously, just go apply your neo-feminist opinions somewhere where it actually fucking matters. Sorry for derailing to the rest of you. I'm done here. But watching hentai leads to a 1000% increase in rapes xP Joking aside, I'm in total agreement. Don't like the show/manga? Stop watching/reading and find something else. It's really that simple. LazyLuong said: If you're disgusted, fine, no one here cares about your feeling. The discussion is about the anime, so stick to the topic. I do notice that feminists like to use the Appeal to Emotion fallacy (along with many other fallacies) waaayyy too often. |
flannan said: SansrivaaL said: These guys tho, guys please, before posting make sure you freaking understand what youre going to post. You feminist are more funny than the show itself lol. The story goes around an MMO type plot Aqua isnt an ideal party member, so is Darkness, fcking Kazuma would be happy if they left him for the narcissist dude. Since when was it alright for your arch priest the one thats supposed to heal you and support you ends up laughing at you from being chased by a giant frog? and tells you that you should worship them and give them food if he wants her to help him? like srsly wtf? LOL I would have left them in a blink of an eye if they did that to me. Im guessing Ichi and Cherry has never played an mmo before hence why they dont understand shit of what theyre saying. It doesn't have to be a MMORPG. It works the same for any team effort. MCs aren't a good team. Kirito would have walked away on his own, occasionally helping out other people, then leaving. Shiroe would have found a way to make use of their talents that didn't involve getting eaten by frogs. Kanata (from Kuusen Madoushi) would have worked a lot to improve their teamwork. But there's nobody like them in this team. Kazuma's planning ability is only on a battle shounen MC's level. Never said or meant that its exclusively for MMORPG only, I used it as an example because its this show's plot. Other than that I dont know what youre trying to prove here. |
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CherryLover said: I agree. KonoSuba is a show that passes off degrading and insulting treatments of females as comedy, and tries to justify it by various means. In a way, it's worse than shows like Shokugeki, because those don't bother to justify their sexist scenes. KonoSuba though, is appalling in that matter. In fact, in episode 5, Kazuma calls himself someone who supports gender equality, which is obviously untrue. He's making fun of the feminist movement and I simply cannot stand a show that tries to drive such political messages through so-called comedy. Did you hear that putting females on the pedestal is sexism too? Women aren't fragile flowers to be adored. Rime55 said: I do notice that feminists like to use the Appeal to Emotion fallacy (along with many other fallacies) waaayyy too often. Probably because their opponents try to pretend to be emotionless, because that's so macho. |
| AHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHHA Ratohnhaketon said: Someone, please save me from these people who can't take a joke! I'm going to lose my mind. Are you stupid?The whole anime is clearly a subliminal message of sexual discrimination!!Baka! |
| I don't read the LN but all I can say that there is no one, absolutely no one deserves to be treated more badly than Aqua. — She is extremely rude. She made a mockery of Kazuma's death — She is a prick. She is only ever thinking why she must to be worshiped — She is all talk. She makes life harder for Kazuma when she was supposed to make it easier — She is unbelievably selfish. She only thinks about how to hog all (or majority) of the reward money — She has double standards. She only talks about equal share when there is debt, not to mention she was the reason for it — She lacks self respect. She is arrogant in one second (belittling Kazuma) and desperate in the next (clinging on to Kazuma) This is not about discrimination. This isn't even about abuse. This is well deserved and I like it the way it is. :) |
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| ^were all on topic :( @azanimefan I noticed you didn't even take into account the amount of times Aqua saved everyone (they turned evil but is that her fault? why don't blame the system?) and gets shit in return and treated like garbage, there is a clear contradiction and bias there, saving/reviving people = useless/debt |
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| Has to be a troll right? I think the only reason I log onto MAL now is for a dose of CherryLover. CherryLover said: Of course we aren't implying that all women who do not support our ideals for equal rights are outcasts. They just haven't understood the importance of feminism yet Seriously, I can't stop laughing. Too fucking good. |
ichii_1 said: ^were all on topic :( @azanimefan I noticed you didn't even take into account the amount of times Aqua saved everyone (they turned evil but is that her fault? why don't blame the system?) and gets shit in return and treated like garbage, there is a clear contradiction and bias there, saving/reviving people = useless/debt Low luck. Basically everything Aqua do will come back to bite her. All other Gods are sick of her being arrogant jackass so they get rid of her when they get the chance. You can even say that Kazuma choosing her is due to her bad luck. And as everyone said, author self-insert is not Kazuma. The author made both Kazuma and Aqua jackass for fun. Author self-insert is someone from Megumin's clans. The character is an aspiring chuuni writer. Guess what kind of anime is this? Why the fuck you take everything in comedy anime seriously anyway? Triggered because your life is similar to Aqua? Before you spout Aqua is held back by author nonsense again, I will tell you everyone get hold back by something too so shut up. |
fateoffateFeb 25, 2016 10:39 AM
azanimefan said: LazyLuong said: That's quite the insightful post azanimefan, I enjoyed reading it =) NP; I probably took the feminist outrage too seriously. Personally I mostly think the "sexism" complaints are more a meme or form of moderate trolling then anything else. They're certainly shallow complaints compared to what a real tried and true feminist would be offended by in anime. Frankly this is a horrible form of entertainment for feminists or christians to find fun watching, as nothing about anime is particularly feminist or christian. Japan lags behind the west BADLY in women's rights, and it bleeds into most of their media, especially anime. The few "true" feminists I know and have known can't even sit through 5 minutes of pretty much any anime before becoming so offended and disgusted they won't watch anymore; so the idea that Konosuba is so unpalatable to feminists while the rest of the series airing this season get a pass strikes me as fake outrage GG, bro. I'm glad someone realized sexism and misogyny exist even when there aren't insults flinging or women being beaten. Sexism can be present even within a "gentlemen." I do, however, believe it's possible for a woman to support sexism and misogyny despite their gender. Not to the benefit of their group as with the creators of other isms, I think. The idea of the male hero always saving the girl and being a gentleman at all times in spite of the nature of the girl can be seen as very sexist. It reduces the heroine to the position of a valuable commodity that needs to be obtained and protected in order for the male hero to assert his moral character. He is always righteous, she is always attracted to him, he is always defined by his deeds, she is always defined by her worth in his eyes, etc. A helpless princess in a castle being saved by a knight in shining armor can be just as "sexist" as a male and female soldier from two warring nations ripping each other apart. I think it's not how the female character is treated but rather how she is treated because she is female. I do believe that sexism and misogyny is a serious problem in all places in the world including Japan and the United States (don't feed me the bullshit about how we're a developed country, tech/resources =/= racial/gender equality). And whether we realize it or not even as a male it can have devastating consequences on us as well, be it you're the son of a single mother who makes less as a woman than as a man, you having to sit through the pain of having a bunch of people asking your girlfriend what she was wearing at the time of said rape or how many drinks she had, or why you weren't with you. And let's not forget all of the societal expectations that force men into a mold of stoicism that restricts them from properly regulation their emotions that don't equate with anger, or dominance. The idea there isn't only superiority and strength and weakness doesn't exist within a "real" man, anything less makes you less than a human being in the eyes of others, including women. Sorry for the rant, I think Konasuba has sexist elements in it not unlike pretty much all works when you think about it, be it costumes, the goals of female characters, the satellite effect among men, or the inevitable nerf of character many seem to get once they fall in love. The blinkered perception some feminist have regarding certain topics doesn't disqualify the movement to it's core, it just shows how comfortable some have gotten with the "conveniences" that are, in fact sexist and fail to realize it. |
QWERTYFish25Feb 25, 2016 11:23 AM
azanimefan said: LazyLuong said: That's quite the insightful post azanimefan, I enjoyed reading it =) NP; I probably took the feminist outrage too seriously. Personally I mostly think the "sexism" complaints are more a meme or form of moderate trolling then anything else. They're certainly shallow complaints compared to what a real tried and true feminist would be offended by in anime. Frankly this is a horrible form of entertainment for feminists or christians to find fun watching, as nothing about anime is particularly feminist or christian. Japan lags behind the west BADLY in women's rights, and it bleeds into most of their media, especially anime. The few "true" feminists I know and have known can't even sit through 5 minutes of pretty much any anime before becoming so offended and disgusted they won't watch anymore; so the idea that Konosuba is so unpalatable to feminists while the rest of the series airing this season get a pass strikes me as fake outrage I'd love to hear why you think, for instance, ERASED is so much more sexist than Konosuba (which I don't think is particularly sexist) |
asaspades said: azanimefan said: NP; I probably took the feminist outrage too seriously. Personally I mostly think the "sexism" complaints are more a meme or form of moderate trolling then anything else. They're certainly shallow complaints compared to what a real tried and true feminist would be offended by in anime. Frankly this is a horrible form of entertainment for feminists or christians to find fun watching, as nothing about anime is particularly feminist or christian. Japan lags behind the west BADLY in women's rights, and it bleeds into most of their media, especially anime. The few "true" feminists I know and have known can't even sit through 5 minutes of pretty much any anime before becoming so offended and disgusted they won't watch anymore; so the idea that Konosuba is so unpalatable to feminists while the rest of the series airing this season get a pass strikes me as fake outrage I'd love to hear why you think, for instance, ERASED is so much more sexist than Konosuba (which I don't think is particularly sexist) I haven't watched that, not to slide off-topic but what would be the key sexist things regarding that anime? |
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QWERTYFish25 said: asaspades said: I'd love to hear why you think, for instance, ERASED is so much more sexist than Konosuba (which I don't think is particularly sexist) I haven't watched that, not to slide off-topic but what would be the key sexist things regarding that anime? Minor spoilers: I assume it's mainly that the MC (a guy) goes back in time to save a girl from his class who was killed (and his mother by extension, since she ends up being killed by the same person in the future). It's a little bit damsel in distress but it's executed effectively, and I don't think a trope is sexist in and of itself. I was just curious since he mentioned it was more sexist than Konosuba which is a criticism of Erased I haven't seen before. |
| Ah, I figured, that's a tough one. I think as long as the creator doesn't try their damn-est to make the female least unnecessarily helpless or dependent on the male lead I think it's alright. I mean if the main girl is a 10-yea-marine vet and the guy is some stereotypical nerd there shouldn't be a reason he outdoes her in her own field. Granted if he is a "nerd" and depending on her precise job in the service there could be many ways for him to stand out in his own right in terms of ability or character. The contrast could him softening her up after years of war, rather than the typical other way around (like beauty and the beast But then again he was a selfish prick and she had a considerable level of independence that didn't seem to waver like with other characters.) I dunno, If I were to write a story I would try to avert gender roles unless the time period justifies it (1600s Europe, feudal Japan etc.) That's not say that Every character should lean away from femininity and every man should avoid to masculinity, to some degree, no mater how perfect a world is it has standards and cultural norms that persist, even in the near future. But what I do notice is male character are given much more should room in that regard. A man can be a her, a coward, a villain, or a regular person, where as a woman, is fitted into this role with some kind of catch, if they're not the villain they're often from exceptional circumstances. For instance; being the daughter of a noble or powerful family who had no male heirs and therefore she not only has to take up the role but overcompensate to quirky levels. There is some truth in this thanks to sexism in itself. Sadly, fiction is often a mirror of our surroundings. As I was saying gender roles wouldn't exist in a work of mine unless it was consistent to the setting or a particular plot. In my story the royal family of one of the countries is matrilineal, and the people of said country by comparison to others don't see women as helpless things that need to be secured. Nearly 40% of of their military are women. This, of course doesn't make the setting sexist proof but it does allow a greater variety of female roles ranging from the "normal" ones to the less common ones such as combat soldiers and female autocrats. |
QWERTYFish25Feb 25, 2016 1:28 PM
azanimefan said: I'd prefer not to play oppression Olympics with regards the problems which may be unique to us from time to time. I get what you're saying but there a bit of a problem with that logic, when I mentioned sexism being a first world problem I didn't mean it as a problem exclusive to those type of places. People here are more vocal about it because there's a tad more support, less risk (on average) and better networking. It's not a foreign, outlandish comcept. Much like how white people are kissing MLK's ass as he turns over in his grave to the last lingering thoughts of what he considered towards the end of his life the march into "a burning house" Those same kind of people would be the one's spitting in the faces of boycotters. Now even the most conservative Right-wing won't argure MLK was right in the end, that's the comfort zone the face of white people in America have acquired. The same thing can be said regarding sexism among other things. I wouldn't regard social justice as nonsense in the least, especially considering literally the same percentage of white people who believed racial equality was a reality back in the 50s and 60s say the same thing today. You wouldn't be taken serious as a human being if you said that about the 60s now.asaspades said: I'd love to hear why you think, for instance, ERASED is so much more sexist than Konosuba (which I don't think is particularly sexist) see this post QWERTYFish25 said: Sexism can be present even within a "gentlemen." I do, however, believe it's possible for a woman to support sexism and misogyny despite their gender. Not to the benefit of their group as with the creators of other isms, I think. The idea of the male hero always saving the girl and being a gentleman at all times in spite of the nature of the girl can be seen as very sexist. It reduces the heroine to the position of a valuable commodity that needs to be obtained and protected in order for the male hero to assert his moral character. He is always righteous, she is always attracted to him, he is always defined by his deeds, she is always defined by her worth in his eyes, etc. A helpless princess in a castle being saved by a knight in shining armor can be just as "sexist" as a male and female soldier from two warring nations ripping each other apart. I think it's not how the female character is treated but rather how she is treated because she is female. sums up why Erased is sexist pretty well. Now understand, When i was talking about other anime triggering feminist outrage, I wasn't supporting the outrage in the least. The USA has enough issues far more pressing then some lingering sexisum, if you've ever been homeless and hungry you learn very quickly how little any of this SJW nonsense matters in the grand scheme of things. It's like complaining about the toothache when you just had your arm chopped off. Sure the toothache sucks but there are far greater issues of concern in daily american life then to spend time getting angry over a japanese cartoon treating cartoon characters badly. Especially when it's done strictly for laughs. When you get a shotgun shoved in your face and a roomate is dead on the floor from that same shotgun and same gunman all over a robbery of < $20; you'll realize just how nonsensical most people's daily concerns and outrages are truly a first world problem. While I do understand there are more dire things in the moment of their that are rampant in our world we also have to understand that they have a root. Things like entertainment are often one of the biggest contributors of our thoughts and take on reality, even when we know them to be an exaggeration we still use them as a relative point for understanding things. And so the conveyance of media is a major player in how both men and women treat...well men and women. While I do believe the arguing over how sexist Kona Suba is is fruitless, flawed, and blinkered towards the anime industry as a whole I still do believe there is some significance towards the thoughts about it. My beef is how selective the complaints are towards this. I also believe people have a right to gripe about anything they feel is rigged or unnecessary. That's not to say talk about racism and oppression while you're performing open-heart surgery or something. But I don't believe the extent of suffering a human being may experience on the other side of the globe somehow invalidates what one may being try to do in order to make life more enjoyable, for all we know there may be a connection to it all. |
| I get the point of Aqua being bullied, perhaps sometimes too much, but I really don't see where her gender comes into play. Kazuma calls her lazy, selfish, and a good for nothing, and bullies her because of that. That could apply to a guy all the same, and the other two girls actually tend to agree with him: did no one notice Darkness staring at Aqua in episode 10 when they needed more mana? In fact, this thread exists because people tend to think they should go easy on Aqua because "she's still a girl". That's not how equality works. If Aqua was a male character this thread would not have existed, and you know it. We'd get comment like "poor sod", "lol, lol, lol, Aqua getting trolled again", and that'd be the end of it. Regarding Aqua in the cage, again the other girls had the same stance on it as Kazuma, and Aqua wasn't traumatised. Real trauma doesn't dissappear after a quarter of an episode, after someone comes around that worships you as a goddess. It only served to underscore Aqua's haughtiness. Kazuma also said that specific episode that he just doesn't care about gender, and will strike against people if they have it coming, using whatever he can against them. I actually like Aqua as a character, I still ship Kazuma x Aqua, and I do think she's bullied too much sometimes, but really feminism and gender have nothing to do with it. azanimefan said: asaspades said: I'd love to hear why you think, for instance, ERASED is so much more sexist than Konosuba (which I don't think is particularly sexist) see this post QWERTYFish25 said: (...) sums up why Erased is sexist pretty well. But then,.. what about Hiromi? |
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tubers said: I think on a few times, he was just mean like when Aqua arrived with extra food from somewhere then Kazuma ragged on her as being useless... but LOL when she crocodile teared the next day :P Yeah, I didn't like that part either, and commented on it before. I guess it happened at least a few times the other way around too though, and let's not forget that had Aqua showed some restraint, the entire party would have been loaded by now (city walls incident). I do think Kazuma and Aqua are in fact very close. Whenever he reflects on how he likes his life, even with or especially with his useless teammates, he always thinks of Aqua first (and often only). We're just not used to a main male character who is himself a tsundere. |
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Huex3 said: I think Aqua x Kazuma is only possible if Aqua loses her godhood. In fact it's very possible she will. Remember she broke the rules of heaven to revive Kazuma. The fact that heaven immediately got rid of her once they got the chance (by Kazuma choosing Aqua as his "special power") is actually the strongest evidence of Aqua losing her Godhood status :P (though that doesn't mean she will lose her God power. As long as the Axis cult stands strong & worships her, there simply no way she will run out of God power.) But Aqua x Kazuma is a different thing. It actually has no relation to whether Aqua retains her status as Goddess or not. (The writer can simply develop the plot that way. We've seen it millions of times, in many literature, Japanese or non-Japanese.) But it's still a difficult thing to happen. But I do think that there will be an Aqua x Kazuma development. |
| Existence of this thread screams of fucking FemiNazis... 99.9% of anime, it's okay for a girl to abuse the male MC for literary nothing. But 0.1% of anime, if a girl is abused (in this case, is this actually abuse) by male MC for valid reasons, it's pitchfork time. |
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| imo Aqua gets bullied mainly because she is stupid. |
Huex3 said: Revvie-chan said: The fact that heaven immediately got rid of her once they got the chance (by Kazuma choosing Aqua as his "special power") is actually the strongest evidence of Aqua losing her Godhood status :P (though that doesn't mean she will lose her God power. As long as the Axis cult stands strong & worships her, there simply no way she will run out of God power.) But Aqua x Kazuma is a different thing. It actually has no relation to whether Aqua retains her status as Goddess or not. (The writer can simply develop the plot that way. We've seen it millions of times, in many literature, Japanese or non-Japanese.) But it's still a difficult thing to happen. But I do think that there will be an Aqua x Kazuma development. Sorry but how far are you in the Light Novels? You've read it right? since anime is over, Il think talking this here now won't really be that much of a spoiler. But still I keep to the rules of using spoiler tags. Nah, only as far what we, the international community, already have |
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